Wotgalih Beach

Wotgalih Beach is a very relaxing place with beautiful scenery. On Idul Fitri, Wotgalih is noted for being a place for family fun. Located in Wotgalih village, about 28 km from Lumajang. There is shrimp dam and iron sands of ringging in Wotgalih Beach.

Visit Wotgalih Beach in Lumajang and enjoy its calm waves, soft sea wind that will make you feel comfortable.

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Watu Godeg Beach

Watu Godeg beach is near Watu Gedeg beach. It is located at Tempursari, just about 33 km from Lumajang. It offers incredible scenery and amazing powerful waves.

It is said that this beach can cure skin diseases and there is a stone that looks like full of skin diseases, so that it called "Watu" means "Stone" and "Godeg" means "Skin Diseases".

Near the Watu Godeg coast, located at Tempursari, this beach is about 33 km from Lumajang town. It offers incredible scenery and amazing powerful waves.

Visit this one of amazing Lumajang beaches that will make you feel comfortable with its soft waves and sea wind. You can also do the beach activities such as; run along the white sand, swimm, sunbathing, etc.

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Bambang Beach

Bambang beach is a seaside resort on the shore of the Indonesian ocean located in Bago Village, about 23km from Lumajang. This is a beach with huge waves. Bambang beach is often visited by a large number of tourists on the days of Lebaran Ketupat.

The visitors of Bambang Beach can do many activities to fill their holiday. They can also surfing here because this beach has wonderful waves. Beside that the visitors can swimming, fishing, sun bathing, etc.
Visit Bambang Beach in Lumajang and enjoy its interesting beach.

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Watu Ulo Beach

Wau Ulo is one of the tourist sites which lies on the Indonesian ocean. There is beautiful scenery at this site and it is the perfect place to enjoy the sea. It is called "Watu Ulo" by the natives because they believe that in the past there was a snake who was becoming a spirit. After becoming a spirit, it became a stone resembling a snake, sticking into the sea with its body lying on the land. During the Japanese occupation, the Japanese soldiers made fortresses which were used for fortifying against the attacking enemies and now some of the fortresses have become tourist sites. Beside the Japanese fortress, there is also a bat cave inhabited by thousands of bats. The visitors can cross the sandy shore to get to the cave. The lonely cave is often used for meditation by visitors. However tourists should remember that the cave is 100m in depth. To get there, the visitors can use public transportation or hire a rental car. The journey takes approximately 30 minutes from the downtown of Jember.

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